Home Minister, from Dagnaargued that after the social protests between December 2022 and January 2023 There were recommendations from international organizations Security He added that the call for the march was taken into consideration and resolved July 19.
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The Peruvian National Police (PNP) is taking steps to prevent so-called ‘The Taking of Lima’ On July 19, I made it to the majors — and learned that ‘Comrade Wilma’ It contains VRAEM He has called for them to take part in the march – the home minister said the scenes of the 1980s will not happen again. Vincent Romero Fernandez.
When asked about the call’Comrade Wilma At the July 19 parade, Romero Fernandez noted that the people participating in the parade were never afraid.
“There never was a ‘Take of Lima,’ and we’re not going to allow it, let’s be very clear. There’s been an announcement from ‘Comrade Wilma’ to trigger this movement that could happen again. He’s never heard me talk about the Terrugio thing. First of all, I’ve never been a Terrugio. , he declared, “I will not allow a person to use Terruggio.” Vincent Romero.
After more than 79 days of social protests, recommendations have come from international organizations, the head of the home ministry added. Ombudsman. With a better view of the future march on July 19, he said everything has already been resolved and more police have been trained.
event at Dagna
Also, Home Minister participated today Dagna On the delivery of 28 new vehicles and equipment purchased by the Ministry of Interior (Mininter) to enhance police work in the border area to counter illegal foreign immigration in this southern part of the country.
The acquisition consists of 14 modern 4×4 pick-up trucks, seven all-terrain motorcycles, seven ATVs and 13 campaign tents valued at over three million soles and will be distributed to seven Border Patrol Police Stations in this part of the country.
Police Actions for 07/19
General PNP Víctor Zanabria, head of the Command and Security Directorate of the National Police, told RPP Noticias. About 8,000 troops will be stationed at various locations in the capital before the so-called third ‘Take of Lima’ on July 19.
Likewise, it pointed out that public security policing services such as transport, police stations, etc. will have all personnel in line with measures to support citizens.
Janabria, according to intelligence reports, said those who organized the demonstrations against the government In Boluarte They lacked popular support in the capital city of Lima.
“There is no evidence of mass participation. That’s why if we march with 8,000 troops, within security, we are going to guarantee freedom of expression and peaceful assembly,” he said.
Janabria added that more than 3,000 cameras throughout metropolitan Lima will allow for facial and body recognition of participating individuals. objections July 19.
“It’s a very important addition to build an element of trust Public Ministry And to complain Authorized person (A protester) should be arrested if violent acts occur,” he said.
